DUMBO #13
7 x 5 in
(17.78 x 12.70 cm)“DUMBO 13” spotlights a vividly red fire department connection set against a wall of soft, muted tones—an industrial scene that balances stark functionality with thoughtful composition. Strong shadows cast by the fixture and surrounding architectural elements emphasize the bright natural light, giving depth and dimension to the overall design. Through realistic brushwork and close attention to texture, this piece captures a moment of urban life where form meets function, all within the industrial charm of the DUMBO neighborhood.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #11
7 x 5 in
(17.78 x 12.70 cm)“DUMBO 11” is a realistic watercolor painting from a small series celebrating Brooklyn’s Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass (DUMBO). The scene centers on a building façade where a striking red vertical pipe divides two dark-hued doorways on either side. Meticulously rendered light and shadow enhance the wall’s texture, creating a tactile sense of age and industrial heritage. An arched recess at the top casts a subtle shadow, drawing attention to the building’s architectural details. Overall, this composition captures the character of DUMBO’s urban charm, merging its gritty past with a vibrant, modern allure.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #16
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)"DUMBO 16, 5x7" is a captivating watercolor painting from a series that delves into the architectural essence of DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass), a neighborhood renowned for its industrial roots intertwined with a rustic aesthetic. This piece, like others in the series, reflects the artist's fascination with the unique character of this Brooklyn locale. This artwork focuses on a quintessential urban motif—a building corner crowned with an iconic New York water tower sculpture by Tom Fruin. The water tower steals the scene with its vibrant mosaic of colorful salvaged plexiglass each hue popping against the backdrop of a clear, bright blue sky. This choice of colors not only draws the eye but also injects a sense of vitality and whimsy into the industrial landscape. The artist demonstrates masterful technical skill in rendering the building's architectural details with geometric precision. The careful attention to perspective and structural elements grounds the composition, while the interplay of light and shadow across the building's facade adds depth and dimensionality to the scene. This piece successfully captures DUMBO's unique character - where utilitarian infrastructure meets artistic expression. The realistic treatment of the architecture, combined with the unexpected burst of color from the decorated water tower, perfectly embodies the neighborhood's evolution from an industrial district to a creative hub.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #4
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)"DUMBO 4," a piece from your DUMBO series, depicts a section of an urban building in the Brooklyn neighborhood. The watercolor showcases a realistic urban scene with a building featuring brickwork, two large metal roll-up doors, and arched windows that reflect the Manhattan Bridge. A vibrant vertical rectangle wall, transitioning from yellow at the bottom to red at the top, is centrally located, highlighting the play of light. Sunlight plays across the roll-up doors and onto the ground, casting dramatic highlights and enhancing the painting’s geometric composition. By blending old-world textures with contemporary elements, “DUMBO 4” pays homage to the distinctive character and vibrant atmosphere that make this Brooklyn hotspot so captivating.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #14
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)"DUMBO 14" captures a section of an urban building in the DUMBO neighborhood, showcasing the area's blend of industrial and rustic charm. The watercolor depicts a textured gray facade with three rectangular windows in direct sunlight. A closed metal roll-up door, with a strong diagonal shadow cast across it, is situated below the windows. A notable technique used in "DUMBO 14" is the application of granulating color to achieve the concrete texture of the building's facade. The artist has skillfully employed granulating pigments, which separate and settle into distinct patterns as they dry, to mimic the rough, gritty surface of concrete. This technique adds a realistic texture to the gray facade, enhancing the tactile quality of the painting and further emphasizing the industrial character of DUMBO.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #7
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)"DUMBO 7" is a part of a small DUMBO series inspired by Brooklyn’s Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass. Capturing the industrial charm melded with an old rustic feeling, this piece spotlights a reflective brick building with a prominent chimney, framed by climbing ivy. Through a grid of glass windows reflecting a vivid blue sky, you’ll see soft small lights inside the building in the upper panes. The bold red bricks and lush green ivy form a striking contrast against the deep blue reflection, highlighting the building’s captivating heritage. Perfect for lovers of urban artistry and architectural detail, “DUMBO 7” invites you to experience the everyday magic of one of Brooklyn’s most visited neighborhoods in a vibrant, painterly moment. This intimate piece perfectly encapsulates DUMBO's distinctive character - the dialogue between its industrial past and vibrant present. The small scale makes it an ideal addition to a gallery wall or as a standalone piece that invites closer inspection of its detailed reflections and thoughtful composition.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #15
7 x 5 in
(17.78 x 12.70 cm)"DUMBO 15," a 7x5" watercolor from May 2017, is part of a series focusing on the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn. The painting captures the unique blend of modern architecture and the historic charm of the area. The focal point is a striking modern architectural structure, rendered with bold, red-orange geometric shapes and a pattern of intersecting lines on its facade. The building's cantilevered design, projecting outward from a more muted base, is a key element of the composition. Large glass windows are incorporated into the geometric pattern, adding depth and light to the structure. A clear, soft blue sky provides a serene backdrop, contrasting beautifully with the vibrant red-orange of the building. The overall impression is one of contemporary design juxtaposed against the backdrop of the historic neighborhood.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #5
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)“DUMBO 5” is a compelling exploration of industrial architecture, spotlighting a vibrant blue door set into a textured concrete wall. Accents of rough gray tones contrast with a nearby soft pink wall on the left, highlighting the play of light and shadow that shapes the composition’s geometric forms. A bold red “Sprinkle System” sign and an adjacent pipe element add functional intrigue and a pop of color to balance the scene. The painting captures the tactile quality of urban surfaces, inviting the viewer to experience the interplay of texture, hue, and everyday functionality that defines the DUMBO series.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #17
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)"DUMBO 5x7" is an evocative watercolor painting by an artist captivated by the unique blend of industrial vigor and rustic charm in one of Brooklyn's most iconic neighborhoods, DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass). This artwork is a part of the artist's intimate DUMBO series, focusing on the architectural nuances that define the area. The painting's focal point is a weathered red ventilation system, comprising both cylindrical and rectangular ductwork that punctuates the building's facade. This bold industrial element creates a compelling contrast against a meticulously rendered wall featuring a grid of glass blocks, which adds a translucent, modernist element to the composition. The artist's careful attention to detail is evident in the textural representation of the stone wall and brick section positioned above the glass block installation. The interplay of light and shadow across these varied surfaces brings depth and dimensionality to the piece, while highlighting the geometric patterns inherent in the urban architecture. The 5x7 format creates an intimate viewing experience, inviting closer inspection of these often-overlooked urban details, while celebrating the neighborhood's unique industrial heritage and ongoing architectural evolution.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #23
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)This painting places a striking emphasis on its foreground, where a twisted metallic railing and fence extend horizontally across the composition. This industrial element anchors the vantage from Brooklyn, guiding the viewer’s gaze toward the distant Manhattan skyline. Painted in a realistic style, each skyscraper’s fine architectural details rise against a clear, vivid blue sky, providing dynamic contrast to the bold lines of the foreground. Balancing urban energy and thoughtful composition, “DUMBO 19” invites you to experience New York from the unique perspective of the DUMBO neighborhood, where the raw textures of Brooklyn converge with the elegance of Manhattan’s rising towers.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #25
7 x 5 in
(17.78 x 12.70 cm)“DUMBO 25” provides a vibrant study in architectural contrast, centering on the interplay between concrete and brick, with soft sky-tone reflections dancing across large, grid-like windows. This detailed painting captures the concrete walls’ raw industrial character—complete with visible bolt heads—while a bold red brick element cuts through the foreground, creating a dramatic pop of color. Expertly emphasizing texture and geometric form, “DUMBO 25” stands as a compelling urban composition that draws the eye to the strength and subtle beauty of modern design.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #24
7 x 5 in
(17.78 x 12.70 cm)“DUMBO 24” is a 7×5-inch watercolor completed in December 2018, forming part of a small series celebrating Brooklyn’s Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass (DUMBO) neighborhood. This painting presents a close-up look at a thick, twisted steel fence running horizontally across the lower half of the composition. Rendered in subtle shades of blue and green, the spiral contours of the metal bar evoke its industrial essence, while carefully applied shadows add a striking dimensionality. In the background, a textured brick wall on the left contrasts neatly with a shadowy, muted concrete wall on the right, creating both visual depth and a nod to DUMBO’s gritty, rustic past. By highlighting the interplay of light and shadow, the artwork conveys the tension and harmony between the neighborhood’s industrial legacy and revival spirit.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #22
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)“DUMBO 22” is a watercolor painting that forms part of a small series inspired by Brooklyn’s Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass (DUMBO). This scene unfolds beneath the Brooklyn Bridge overpass, where a prominent stop sign and a parked silver vehicle occupy the immediate foreground. Towering in the background is a grand arched bridge, its brickwork meticulously detailed, complemented by a small patch of greenery that softens the industrial atmosphere. Through careful attention to light, shadow, and structural geometry, the painting encapsulates the dynamic interplay between architecture and nature within this urban setting.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #26
7 x 5 in
(17.78 x 12.70 cm)"DUMBO 26," a 7x5" watercolor from February 2019, is part of a series exploring the architectural character of the DUMBO neighborhood in Brooklyn. The painting presents a detailed cityscape view of several modern buildings. The composition showcases a collection of adjacent structures, characterized by uniform windows and geometric shapes. Subtle color gradients and the use of shadow create depth, effectively conveying the urban environment. The artist's focus is on the clean lines and the interplay of light and shadow across the building facades, which gives a sense of dimension and formality to the cityscape. The overall impression is one of a carefully observed and meticulously rendered urban scene, highlighting the architectural details of the DUMBO buildings.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #19
7 x 5 in
(17.78 x 12.70 cm)“DUMBO 19” offers a captivating look into the back view of multiple wooden signs mounted on a post, painted with rich textures and nuanced shadows. Muted, cooler hues enhance the raw grain of the wood, exuding a weathered, rustic motif. Cool-toned accents contrast with warm concrete and turquoise detailing on the supporting pole, adding subtle pops of color to the subdued palette. Together, these elements convey a sense of depth and dimension, melding natural textures with an urban charm characteristic of the DUMBO series.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #18
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)This intimate watercolor captures the industrial poetry of DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass), one of Brooklyn's most iconic neighborhoods. The artist masterfully renders a weathered brick wall in a nuanced palette of reds, beiges, and browns, celebrating the textural complexity of the historic architecture that defines this former manufacturing district. The composition is punctuated by a rhythmic grid of glass block windows, their geometric precision contrasting with the organic variations in the surrounding brickwork. A dramatic shadow—cast by an unseen pole and its attached street signs—cuts across the facade, creating a bold silhouette that adds depth to the scene. This painting is part of a series dedicated to DUMBO, a neighborhood that has evolved from an industrial hub to a thriving arts and tech community, known for its cobblestone streets, waterfront views, and historic architecture. The artwork captures the unique blend of old and new that defines this Brooklyn neighborhood, making it a compelling piece for anyone drawn to urban landscapes and the charm of DUMBO.
$800
US dollars
DUMBO #12
5 x 7 in
(12.70 x 17.78 cm)“DUMBO 12” is a watercolor painting portraying a building façade with a mix of architectural elements. Linear stonework creates a textured surface, punctuated by a series of horizontal lines that emphasize the structure’s geometry. A window in the composition casts a distinct triangular shadow onto the adjacent building, while a segment of brickwork on the left side offers an intriguing contrast in materials. Through careful attention to perspective and the interplay of light and shadow, the piece achieves notable depth and highlights the harmonious balance of shapes that typifies this Brooklyn neighborhood’s industrial-meets-modern aesthetic.